Things to Do in San Francisco

Located at Powell and Market Streets, this station is centrally located near San Francisco's most popular attractions including the cable cars, Union Square, Yerba Buena Gardens, the Moscone Convention Center and the City's Theatre District.

Powell Street also lies along three cable car lines: the Powell/Mason line, the California line and the Powell/Hyde line. 

Waymo is an autonomous vehicle service developed by Google’s parent company, Alphabet. It offers self-driving cars for ridesharing, allowing passengers to get around without a human driver.

The Moscone Center is a premier event venue hosting major conferences, exhibitions, and conventions in the heart of San Francisco's cultural district. 

Long considered San Francisco's crown jewel of shopping districts, Union Square features all the major name brands and luxury boutiques across several expansive blocks.

A former federal prison, Alcatraz Island is now a popular historical landmark offering guided tours that delve into its notorious past.

Chase Center is San Francisco's premier sports and entertainment arena, hosting NBA games, concerts, and live events. Whether you're catching a Warriors game or a world-class concert, the venue's cutting-edge design and energy make it a must-visit.

Pier 39 is a lively waterfront destination offering shopping, dining, and entertainment with a stunning view of the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.

A bustling waterfront district, Fisherman's Wharf offers fresh seafood, charming shops, and historic sites like the famous Pier 39 and the sea lions that bask in the sun.

A San Francisco landmark, the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium hosts live concerts, events, and performances in a grand, historic venue. Known for its impressive acoustics and vibrant atmosphere, it's the place for unforgettable experiences.

Famed 4,200 foot art deco suspension bridge open to car, bike & foot traffic.

San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest and one of the largest in North America, offering a vibrant mix of cultural experiences, delicious cuisine, and unique shopping.

The Ferry Building Marketplace is a gourmet paradise, featuring artisanal food vendors, local produce, and exquisite restaurants.

Dining along the Embarcadero offers scenic waterfront views paired with a variety of eateries specializing in seafood, Mediterranean cuisine, and farm-to-table dishes.

Coit Tower offers panoramic views of San Francisco and the bay from its observation deck, along with stunning murals inside depicting the city's history.

Home to the famous Ghirardelli chocolate factory, Ghirardelli Square is a historic landmark with charming shops, restaurants, and picturesque views.

Stretching over 1,000 acres, Golden Gate Park is San Francisco's urban oasis, home to gardens, museums, lakes, and outdoor activities.

Explore the wonders of the Bay Area's marine life at the Aquarium of the Bay, featuring exhibits filled with native sea creatures. Walk through stunning glass tunnels as fish, sea otters, and sharks swim above and around you.

Oracle Park is home to the San Francisco Giants, offering thrilling baseball games with a picturesque view of the bay. Even if you're not a sports fan, the stadium's striking design and lively atmosphere make it an exciting place to visit.

SFMOMA is one of the largest modern art museums in the country, featuring an expansive collection of contemporary works. 

The Asian Art Museum is home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Asian art in the world, showcasing more than 6,000 years of history. 

San Francisco Emporium Mall offers a vibrant shopping experience with a mix of fashion, dining, and entertainment. The modern mall features a wide range of stores, from trendy boutiques to well-known brands, catering to all tastes and styles. 

The area is also home to two major shopping centers, Crocker Galleria and Westfield's San Francisco Centre, which contains both Bloomingdales and Nordstrom.

The Castro Theater is a historic movie palace known for its classic architecture and vibrant community atmosphere. It's an iconic spot for film lovers, showcasing everything from indie flicks to sing-alongs and film festivals.